Maas, Gerald, 18

MacArthur, Robert S., 1867, 7; 9; 11; 12

McBride, David A., 37

McBurney, Clarence S., 10

McCall, Samuel W., 17

McCambridge, Robert H., 34

McCann, William S., 20; 31

McConville, Monica (Mason), 1935, 27

McCoy, Oliver R., SMD 1942, 31

McCurdy, Gilbert J. C., 29

McCurdy & Company 31

McCurdy family, 38

McCutchen, Charles W., 14; 15

McDiarmid, Alice (Morrissey), 1929, 24

Mace and baton, 25

McFarland, Roberta (Peters), 1922, 35

McGhee, James E., 1919, 17; 37

McGhee, Paul A., 1921, 24

McGill, James D., 23

McGuire, Gerald S., 1931, 27

McHose, Allen I., ESM 1927, 28; 39

McKay, George, ESM 1923, 19

McKee, Paul, V-12, 30

McKelvey, George I., 1950, 36

Mackenzie, Hugh, 23

McKenzie, Lionel, 36

McKim, Mead, and White, 18; 21; 22

Mackown, Marjorie (Truelove), 18

MacLean, Basil C., 28; 31

MacLean, Robert A., 23

McManus, Marion, 1930, See Spencer, Marion (McManus), 1930

McMillen, James A., 17; 23

MacNabb, George, 18

Macomber, Francis A., 1859, 6; 9

McPherson, R. Bruce, 1955, 38

McQuilkin, William W., 37

MacQuown, William C., Jr., 1938, 27

McShea, Joseph M., x1924, 24

MacVicar, Malcolm, 1859, 6

Madison High Annex, 33

Madison University, 2 See also Hamilton Institution (name before 1846), Removal controversy

Magendanz, Donna, ESM 1960, See Guarino, Donna (Magendanz), ESM 1960

Maginnis, John S., teacher at Hamilton Institution, 2; dismissed and reinstated at Madison, 2; confers with Rochester Baptist leaders on removal, 2; an original University teacher, 3; offers prayers at University opening, 4; dies, 1852, 5

Magoon, Elias L., 10

Mahoney, Earle B., SMD 1934, 28

Maintenance Building, 26

Mairs, John Dow, 24

Mairs (John Dow) Prize, 24

Malone, Eileen, ESM 1928, 28

Mamoulian, Rouben, 19

Management Clinics, 32

Mandolin Club, early 1900's, 16; late 1910's, 17

Manhattan Project, 31

Manly, Richard S., Ph.D. 1938, 28

Mann, Alexander, 1

"Man's Loyalties and the American Ideal" conference, 38

Marble, Manton, 1855, 6

Marcy, William L., 5

Marking, 1915, 17

Marriage, discouraged for School of Medicine and Dentistry students, 1930's, 28

Marsh, Mary E., 1916, 17

Marshak, Robert E. 29

Marsiens, 24; 38

Martirano, Salvatore J., ESM M.M. 1952, 39

Mason, Karl E., 31

Mason, Monica, 1935, See McConville, Monica (Mason), 1935

Master plan, drawn-up for campus, 1906, 15; revised, 1912, 15

Master's degree, restricted after 1878, 8; first offered as an earned degree, 11; standards raised, 15; two programs adopted, 1954, 37

Matheson, Max S., 1940, 30

Mathews, Shailer, 11

Mattill, Henry A., 20

Maurepas Papers, 37

Maxfield, Jane (Crowe), 1905, 14

May, Arthur J., 23; 29

May, Mrs. Arthur J., 26

May, William F., 1937, 27

May Day Festival, 16

Mc Note: Names beginning with "Mc" are interfiled with those beginning with "Mac."

Mechanical engineering, Ph.D. offered in, 37 Mechanics Institute, 15

Medical Center, buildings planned, 21; description of, 21; construction, 21; dedication, 21; problems, 21; Gilbert's assessment, ca. 1949, 34; See also School of Medicine and Dentistry, Strong Memorial Hospital

Medical History Club, 21

Medical training, program with Columbia and Harvard, 15

Mehdevi, Anna Marie (Sinclair), 1940, 30

Meitner, Lisa, 33

Meliora, 27

Memorial Art Gallery, given by Mrs. James Sibley Watson, 17; dedicated, 17; corporate set-up, 17; described, 17; additions, 1926, 1960's, 17; during World War II, 31; growth and services, late 1940's-1950, 33; University Centennial exhibit, 33; receives sundial and some statues from old Sibley Hall, 35; 1950's-early 1960's, 36; uses part of Cutler Union, 1960's, 39

Mendicants, 24

Menihan, John C., 33; 35; 37

Mennin, Peter, ESM 1945, 31; 39

Mennini, Louis, ESM 1947, 39

Men's Dining Center, 35

Men's Residence Hall, 39

Merger of campuses, arguments against, 35; arguments for, 35; studied, 35; prematurely speculated, 35; various viewpoints, 35; endorsed by college faculty, 35; approved by trustees, 35; policy, 35; Carnegie Foundation helps underwrite planning, 35; new buildings needed on River Campus, 35; Middle States Association evaluation, 38; non-academic changes resulting from, 38

Meridian marker, 35

Meriweather, Annette, 1962, 39

Merrell, William D., 1891, 11; 25

Merriam, John C., 21

Merrill, Ruth A., 27

Merritt, Howard S., 32

Merz, Philipp, 22

Metzdorf, Robert F., 1933, 27

Micks, Wilson, 26

Middle States Association, report, 37; evaluation of Trustees, 37; evaluation of University finances, 37; evaluation of and recommendations for graduate work, 37; evaluation of College of Engineering, 37; evaluation of College of Education 37; evaluation of School of Business Administration, 37; evaluation of Evening Session, 37; evaluation of library, 37; evaluation of fraternities, 38; evaluation of extracurricular activities, 38; evaluation of Eastman School of Music, 39; evaluation of Sibley Music Library, 39

Miles, Sarah, 1956, See Watts, Sarah (Miles), 1956

"Milestones in the History of Music" radio broadcasts, 31

Military instruction, added to curriculum, 1917, 17 See also Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps, Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps, Student Army Training Corps

Miller, Alvah S. 1907, 16

Miller, Henry, 38

Miller, Honora A., 1919, 17

Miller, Mary (Boat), 1956, 38

Miller, Mitchell W., ESM 1932, 28; 37

Miller, Shelby A., 36

Millikan, Robert A., 25

Millikan, Elmer B., 1919, 17; 37

Mills, Henry C., 26; 33; 34

Milne, William J., 1868, 8

Miner, Edward G., becomes a trustee, 1910, 15; speaks at chapel, 16; gives to Medical Library, 21; district chairman in Greater University drive, 22; on building committee for Oak Hill campus, 22; furnishes Treasure Room for Rush Rhees Library, 22; chairs plans for dedication of River Campus, 25; heads trustee committee searching for new president, 25; meets Alan Valentine, 25; chairman of trustees, 1937-1945, 26; described, 26; assembles collection on yellow fever at Medical Library, 28; resigns as chairman of trustees, 30; awarded honorary degree, 30

Miner (Edward G.) Library, named, 1952 to honor Miner, 26 See also Library - School of Medicine and Dentistry

Miniature Score, 39

Mining school, considered, 6

Minor, Oscar ., 1933, 27

Minor, Roger, 39

Minstrel band, organized, 6

Miquelle, George, 39

Mitchell, J. Guernsey, 10

Mitchell, Lyndol, ESM M.M. 1951, A.D.M. 1961, 39

Mixer, Albert H., 3; 4; 9

Modern languages, laboratory technique used to teach, 36

Moehlmann, Arthur H., 1928, 24

Moehlmann, Conrad H., x1902, 16

Monroe Community College, 37

Montgomery, Helen B., 13

Moore, Clarence K., 15

Moore, Edward Mott, career summarized, 9; recalls beginning of University at Anderson's twenty-fifth anniversary as president, 8; important in Rochester parks system, 11; seeks funds for University, 11; serves as president of trustees, 11; attempts, 1873, to raise money for a Rochester women's college, 13; views on coeducation, 13; at induction of Rush Rhees, 14; dies, 1902, 15; proposed memorials to, 15; papers given to library, 29

Moore, Gertrude (Herdle), 1918, 17; 17

Moore, Lindley M., 1

Moore, Richard Mott, 1877, 8

Moore, Walden, 26

Morehouse, Henry L., 1858, career summarized, 6; helps win Rockefeller support for the second University of Chicago, 11; speaks at semi-centennial of University, 1900, 12; approaches Rockefeller for funds for University, 15

Morey, William Carey, 1868, faculty career summarized, 9; describes Anderson's role, 5; present at Appomattox, 7; prominent graduate, 8; quoted on University's denominationalism, 11; suggests Hill write a history of European diplomacy, 11; talked of as successor to Hill, 11; patron of history clubs, 12; 16; opinions on extracurricular activities, 12; writes historical address for anniversary, 1900, 12; reclasses library books, 1900, 15; no longer teaches economics and sociology, 17

Morey Club, 24

Morey Hall, 22; 26

Morgan, Lewis Henry, trustees wish to raise funds to acquire his Indian relics, 4; awarded honorary degree, 4; outlines University's needs, 1867, 7; leaves funds and library to University, 10; backs Barleywood Female University 13; attempts, 1873, to raise money for a women's college in Rochester, 13; leaves residuary estate for higher education of women, 13; income from bequest aids University, 15; portrait in Sibley Library, 15; wing in Women's Residence Hall named for, 35; honored by anthropology lectures, 36

Morgan, Mac R., ESM 1940, 31

Morrill Land Grant College Act, 7

Morrissey, Alice, 1929, See McDiarmid, Alice (Morrissey), 1929

Morrissey, Joseph E., 1932, 27; 37

Morse, John F., 1885, 10

Morton, John J., Jr., 20

Moscrip, Virginia 1919, 17

Moss, Lemuel, 1858, 6

Mossel, John W., Jr., 1955, 38

Mother's Day picnic, 38

Motion pictures, at Eastman Theatre, 19

Mount Hope Cemetery, University plot, 6; 10; 14

Moxom, Philip S., 1879, 10

Mu. Phi Epsilon, 19; 39

Mu Rho, 38

Mu Zeta Gamma, 19

Muchmore, William B., 32

Mulligan, Edward W., 20; 21

Mulvihill, Robert, V-12, 30

Mundy, Ezekiel W., 1860, 6; 8

Municipal Hospital, 20

Munn, Mrs. Aristine Pixley, 17

Munn, John P., 1870, 8; 17; 23

Munn (John P.) Fund, 29

Munro, Annette G., 15; 16; 24

Munro, Daniel C., 3

Munro Hall, 27; 33; 39

Munro House, 27

Murlin, John R., 17; 20

Murphy, John, 24

Murphy, Laura, 1935, See Auburn, Laura (Murphy), 1935

Murphy, Raymond J., 1948, 33

Museum, in Dewey Hall, disbanded, 35 See also Ward cabinet

Music, degrees with majors in, 23 See also Eastman School

"Music as a Language" television program, 39

Musical activities and organizations, 1870's, 8; 1880's, 10; 1890's; 12; early 1900's, 16; 1910's, 17; 1920's, 24; 1930's, 27; post World War II, 38; 1950's, 38

Musical arts, doctorate offered in, 37